Podcast 013 – Starring Ville Lope

Download an extended EDM experience. Episode 013 has got pumping breaks, Miami optimised house, nu disco and trancer Ville Lope in the mix.

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The label Kitsuné is represented with two tracks, so is Punks and Cold Busted. For the first time we bring you the same track twice in an episode: Gramatic – A Bunch of Questions, but in two very different remixes.

Toolroom is on a killing spree nowadays, with a total takeover of the Beatport top 30 in front of WMC in Miami. Mark Knights label is represented with four solid tracks.

Our trance superstar from the land of the deep woods and the thousand beautiful lakes, Ville Lope, has put together the final 30 minutes of this episode. Expect high quality finnish trance.

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January blog roundup

Our five EDM bloggers.

Here’s top of the Innotune blog of January.

Get to know controllerism. Can we compare digital DJs and controllerists?  Read on and share your opinion.

You may also read about sampling and pick up a few tricks from the Prodigy classic “Smack my bitch up”.

This month we gathered 20 great EDM music videos. Check out both part 1 and part 2.

Ableton and Serato finally launched the first result of their cooperation. Ville Lope wrote about the DJ system “The Bridge” and gave you his first thoughts.

The fifth episode of the Innotune podcast featured Thomas Sagstad, BT, Sami Saari, Dj Eco, Pete Tong and Funkagenda. Plus new music from other great producers. Download, listen or subscribe to our monthly podcast.

January at Innotune also brought you mouth producing, game trance, free nu disco downloads and the true story about the A&R guy.

Stay tuned!

Bang Gang putting out free MP3′s

Here’s an exciting label. The aussies in Bang Gang have released quite a few bangin Nu Disco tracks on regular music download stores. But unlike many others in the business, they are putting out parts of their releases for free download. They most certainly have adapted to the modern way of marketing music.

I liked “Fuck Song” by Cassian, which I perfectly legally downloaded for free from their site. And then I bought the other tracks on the EP at Beatport.

I realise that not everyone will do that, but they get to spread their music and maybe more important create word of mouth (or maybe blogs?).

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